classically

基本解释

The percentages of those different things are not something that you can classically predict.
那些不同事物的比率是不能用从经典（力学）预计的。
Now he lives with his wife in a large, classically appointed apartment in the leafy Taipei district of Beitou.
现在，庄灵和他的妻子住在台北绿树成荫的北投区一座装饰古典的宽敞公寓里。
Work accepted by the Royal Academy rarely sold, and Palmer was persuaded to adopt the classically inclined taste of the time.
被皇家艺术学院接受的作品很少售出，帕尔默也被说服采用当时倾向经典风格（式样）的手法。

There he received a visit from a group of classically trained middle-school students.
We can't define it as an exact radius in terms of the definition we might think of classically.
我们不能给它定义一个精确的半径,按照经典的图像来。
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And so Milton writes : "And when we return to our native Olympus" and in a classically oriented poem such as this a phrase like "our native Olympus" would always serve to signify the Christian heaven.
所以在83页他写到：,“当我们回到奥林匹斯山“,在古典主义的诗里，如这句,“我们的奥林匹斯山“通常象征着基督教的天堂。
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For example, inflation is classically thought of as a side-effect of strong economic growth.
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Someone who has been classically trained in something such as art, music, or ballet has learned the traditional skills and methods of that subject.
Classically is used to indicate that something is based on or reminds people of the culture of ancient Greece and Rome.